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Tiffany is making speciality Of Real Oxydized Silver
Jewery, in the form of Girdles, Belts, Chatelains
etc. For--many Of the pieces he is charging S75
manufacturer. with more skill and daring than money,
has duplicated these styles in imitation silver We
have the goods for sale at less than cost Of manuac
ture
Girdles with Attachment for Fans S5c
Girdles Of Elaborate Patterns, Csc. to s4.68
Belts New and Beautiful Designs, CSC. to $685.
Chatelaines. with Chains for Fan, only 19c
Chatelaines. with Three Chains, for SL35.
Chstelaines, Extra Size and Superior. 3l9S.
Charms for Chstelaines, SOC. to CSC
Dime Boxes, 49c. Bonbonnieres, S168
NOTE.-The Raised Oxydized Silver Designs are
most elaborate and beautiful
Large Chatelaine. with Needle Case. Memorandum,
and Vinagrette Of Oxydized Silver as Charms is one
of the many Novelties you will admire
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lNOR RENT
- \ NJ.
NOR RENT
Il l126 18th st. n. ~,

II l126 18th st. NV,
luf =. - IT,. .-.-..-.- SOO
1126 18th st. NV, un-
fur, 81 40
11S Sth st. n. W.. = rs. 40
ZOO 18th st.n.w., Sr. 10
222y 18th st. n. va
ls---.- 80 .sft
42S College st.n.w. l0r-2e1
800 LIST ST. s.w-, 4 rs-.l0
te1-..sts
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Qua DEAR CHILDREN.

OuR DEAR CHILDREN
Afectionate mothers and fathers are anxious just
please their children who bring q good report
from their teachers at the end school year In order
to make your dear children happy take them to
HEILBRUN's
LARGEST oNE-pRIcE SHOE PARLoRs.
Let them enjoy there the smiles Of the
"oLD LADY IN WINDOW"
Be presented with . beautiful CHROME, especially
devised by artist for the School Commencements
of OUR DEAR CHILDREN, and buy pair of our
BARGAIN NO. 1.
Children's Hand-sewed Oxford Ties and Button, 73c
BARGAIN NO2
Misses Hand-sewed Oxford Ties and Button, tipped
or plain, 10, 80, 97c., &123. s1.47.
BARGAIN NO g.
Boys and Youths Patent Leather Oxford Ties, Kid
Low Button and Ties 97c. to s1.5O.
BARGAIN NO..
Ladies' French Kid Oxford Ties and Button q 1,97,
worth $3.50.
BARGAIN NO. &
New York Rochester and other high grades Hand
sewed Ladies' Button Boots go this week at So so,
worth $3.50
BARGAIN NO. G.
Gents Low and High Quarter Button Prince Alberts
and oxford Ties, Hand-sewed. $297 equal to any %
shoe.
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Aaiiiiiit1 by permit frDsn
JMAS j. FISHER & co.
1924 n st. NV.

-:.S II st. ne. 3 rs.sl0
l44S i st. NV. Or. lis 20
413 st. NV. sta 20
> Langdon Terrace. 9rs l6
1916 18th II. NV. .tirI5...sD
$40 = 1t NV. > Office r. -
1915 =. CaI1tol 81 5r- 1880
sth-st. I'd. hSe. e:-ib 49, 10
liz h ST. s.w.. 4rs .-.. -
Scott ave. NV, Or. cot; ID
A \ cAlMOOD.
Corner 9th and X SITS "A "a
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One Case japanese Fans. Quaint Figures in Red and
Gold. Sticks Of Cane and Bone. Guaranteed to be
4ec fans; that is. quality sell for 49c Your
choice for csc.
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VroR RENT-No l4lO y STREET y. W. BRICK
II house, stories and basement. - rooms aud bath
room; all modern improvements. choice location
$40.
je4-Its r. III WARNER A. cp
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To-MonHows PnoeRAn.

The buyer for JEwELRY, LEATHER aooDa. AND
FANS has secured the following Goods, which, being
TOMORROW at PRICES RIDICULOUSLY LOW:
+ ZEE A TIT i ZEE gRH
{ f.. E E. / 4 ! + III E. E.. { e. !
S s'e 3 % 5 % 3 R09R ssss
ae IS 90 90 Oooo BBDbp ssss =. -
The manufacturers are busy making MP New Goods
for Fall Trade Our buyer closed out the samples Of
Summer Novelties Of Pocket-book Manufacturer.
"a CARD CASES
ladies' and Gentlemens' Card Cases. of Real Alligs.
With Oxydized Silver Trimmings Beautifully finished.
Seventy different styles. Worth from s1-6s 70 s39S
each. Your choice for oSc.
a. Exhibited on counter near door Of No. 1117
Pennsylvania avenue.
123 POCKET. BOOKS.
japanese, Alligator, and Seal Leather. With and
without Oxydized Silver Trimmings Some have Memo
randum. All are Leather-lined Not one worth less
than 75c. Many worth 81 Your choice for 400
"a On counter near door of No. l117 Penna ave.
EFF mn sSSs
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FOR RENT-FLATS

NOR RENTAL "ERYLOw RATES FIVE LARGE
i and commodious fats, z and rooms. in the b.
q. Building cor. NJ and 30th SITS. NV, on second
and third floors These flats are fine any in the
city expense has been spared to make them models
Of convenience comfort and elegance special attention
being given to sanitary arrangements convenience of
access &c street cars pass doors every two minutes.
For further particulars apply to
THOMAS j. FISHER,
1924 T st. n. W., :l9.,o NJ st. on premises
my05-ow
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IrOR RENT ONE NEW Tw0-STORY BRICK
Il House. 22l4 q 1T. NV, containing ROOMS hath
room, concrete basement, with all modern Improve
ments; rent S33; key AT h26 22d II the hertlis-s
run to the house. Inquire 4o3 9ths JeI-st
ISOR RENI-9l3 FRENCH STREET. DESIRABLE
4 twostory brick house. with roorns aud Gel AR:
all improvements in good order reduced rate for
the summer. Is. III. WARNER a. co. ia 81.
EoR RENT-636 10TH ST \. T., ROOMS AND
bath, modern improvements, cellar, side lot fruit
trees, Sc Rent 5000 a month. 1HOS. q. HENsEY,
1905 II. n. W. te1Iw
VrOR RENT-1ST JULY, WHOLE OR PART OP
Il ll-room house, including pantry bath. and every
convenience nearly beautiful location: canyoi
lent To State department Rent $3.50, i'm advance.
References required. Address Box IL L, Star office
je4-3ts
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The decision OF the Court in General Term
against the validity OF the alleged Sunday law
under which the prosecutions against druggists
and tObacconists have been made will compel the
dropping Of the matter. or the resurrection of
ordinances still more ancient long treated as OBJ
sOlete- The vigorous enforcement OF unburied
laws, including those against the sale OF liquor
On Sunday, ought to furnish sufficient outlet
Tor the zeal OF the Commissioners In
requiring legal and proper observ-
anee OF Sunday In the District. It would
doubtless be 10 the advantage of the District that
other occupations than that OF nquor-sellin-
should cease on that day, and that the Fourth
Commandment should be better observed but new
legislation seems necessary IL forciole check is
U be applied BY the Commissioners The old orli-
nances discovered are generally SO comprehensive
In their terms that they cannot be literally en-
forced, and in principle there is as much impro-
p1ety In abating the requirements Of law by a
forced construction and partial application as in
ignoring the law altogether.
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VrOR RENT-FURNISHED, No. COS EAST CAPT.
II tcl street. brick. 3 stories and basement rooms
ana bath; all moieln improvements; 900
je4-:bts B. H. WARMER A. rO
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WANTED--HOUSES.

IVANTED-BY YOUNG COUPLE SMALL HOUSE
w southwest near Smithsonian - Institute; rent
atopf stlO Address Box 49, Star office. It,
H9TANTED-BY THREE ADULTS. WITH REFER
w ences the of O. furnished House for five
city. by July LIST earlier Address Box 1874, Star
ofice je4-3ts
VIYANTED-TO BUY HOUSE FOR So 500 CASH
w nr less: must know the lowest cash price; none
Int owners need apply Address 615 st. je4-3ts
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RrDucr1oss In DKrss GooDs

WOODWARD / LOTHROPS NEW STORE.
To dispose Of the following lines Of Dress
Goods at once we have lowered their price. viz:
42-inch cream ll-wool Canvas Boucle Cloths,
reduced from rs to SOC. per yard.
36-inch all wool Striped Albatrosses, in light
colors, reduced from BIN to Bic. per yard.
42-inch Canvas Cloths, two shades, tan and
brown, reduced from 50 to 31c Fer yard
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Cor. IL tn and + ats II W
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IroR RENT SEVERAL DESIRABLE NEW
houses just being completed. Arthur Place near
capitol: rooms. ali improvements. Rent, 90 III.
See Waterman
te4-.t- b II WARNER Az co
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l. HEILBRUN.

402 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
P s.-TICKETs AND CHRoMOs FORALL
e6
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II li25 st. furnished. l6 rooms
40 n9th st tuntl Nov. l5) 4 rooms. eco per
l.iSl Nallach Place. a rooms, a $500. b
2tOb and ZOOS 18th ST. NV. q I. n M. 20. 30"
Cleveland ave, u rooms. and water
1904 and 1Oa6 W St. q r.. gHs and water II
Ottce rooms IN the sRpley Building
9ei-6t HUETA DYER l:,th ana n sta nv
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Lon RENT-DANENHowERS SON. lIl5 r ST
Is iowaCrce, l2rsloo 6o1 "a st ne. ,ir go
lo2e corcoran St, Tor. A. eul i st e., Or -.
l431 st. nw- sr... 3.:i:S 204 + St q Or - :
DOl "a ST. ne, 20 III l. st ne. 10
2O53 l. ST. n. W. ia and ll5 4 st m e. 6r..... q
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''The train service. while ample at present, will
receive additions the convenience OF patrons and
The needs OF the traffic require"
So says the new Il. & o. schedule, which, on the
Metropolitan Branch, at least, leaves the present
Inadequate service substantially unchanged and
actually Cuts out some rapidly growing suburban
stations from faSttrain service previously enjoyed
The double track which Was promised for the
early spring will not apparently be ready for a
year yet, If then. Meantime the difficulties OF car
rying on the growing business OF the road on
single track are constantly increasing The trains
are getting more and more irregular and behind
time The local trains more frequently side
tracked TO make way for deinquen; express trains:
or for trains that the new schedule gives the right
of way over the local trains. The road is again
numbered up with empty freight trains returning
west, and which ought to go back by the old Pa
fapseo main line, low used as freight line
IL seems evident that Washington will need to
rely for convenient and frequent communication
with its blooming" suburban settlements upon
other facilities than those TO be- furnished by the
unprogreSsiye b. SC o. The proposed cable car
system for the District contemplated
sn extension to Soldiers Home, and
line under some management running out
Seyenth-Street Road To the District line with
branches for short distances in Maryland to the
principal suburban villages. will doubtless furnish
what IS needed Washington must be bound more
closely 10 its outlying settlements Some men of
brains and push favorable to the city will make
money In thus aiding Washington's development.
and the fact is recognized and appreciated
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-ALApY GRADUATE OF Music WILL
w teach pupils ut their homes on Piano and Organ
during summer months at 2oc. per lesson. Address
MUSIC, Star Office jest
WANTED-TEN LARGE SIZE GOATS WE'LL
w broken in to harness. Apply F. j. H., Star Office.
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1sOR RENT-SMAII HOUSE az RNISlIFDD IN
most desirable locality near cara and par ca
celent opportunity to pleasant home FOR four
or five months Address H., star Office iea 81.
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A u. WILSON'S TURKISH DROPs.-TT 10 A
As fact worth knowing, and when Known % Be re-
few minutes, relieve the WORT Of 6yspep:ia,
Dy:entery. DiarIh1a. cohc crsmps. choler. In.
pain or uneasne.s: For sale b drugEiss geneFsfy.
General Agency, Sl0 st NV my&8-s,M.wslms
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-28
Science in Navigation.

Did you ever hear Of blowing chan
mel in the Alabama river for a steamer to
pei through" asked an old river engi-
ueer
The reporter has heard many tough
warn from the fresh water salts VINO draw
the long bow on Front street between
trims. but this was brand new, and he
surrendered
We'll. last July the Carrier grounded
oh Yell0wiackct bar on a falling river
The crew pulled away on the capstan
without moving he old boat an inch,
when the mate, seeing We would Doe high
and dry ia q few hours. got ont lot 81
hoes that were in the freight and part of
The crew were SET a digging alongside The
bottom Of the boat SO as 90 wet her sides
while the rest were hauling away Old
Dr. Harris. who lives about two miles
from the bar and who has turn for civil
engineering. asked Capt. Newmasler II
there WASH pillow in ihe freight There
WAS. and in minute a big darkey was mp
10 his waist in the channel above the bar
holding the pillow handle. which was
hichcd to the capsian rope. and the pillow
wa. hauled 10 the boat half dozen times
or so. Then the rope was tied to "a tree
OH the bank above and the old Carrier
went over that bar like butter through "A
Tin horn. There's heap OF science ina
navigation. Mobile Register.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-28
Marching rhrnnrh Genrria.

II was not uncommon % hear shots at
the head Of the column Tho foagers
would come tumbling back, and ride
alongside The regiment. adding fo the
noisy talk their account of what they had
seen. and dividing among their comrades
sucb things "a. they had managed Co bring
away in their narrow escape from cap
turc 4 staff officer would -ailop down
the roadside like a man who had forgotten
something which must br received IN q
hurry
At the sound OF the colonel- ringing
voice. silence wes instant aud absolute.
Saber. flashed from their scaDbafds, the
men brought their guns 10 the carry
and the battalion swung into line at the
roadside cats. fighting cocks ana frying
Dams passed t0 the rear rank. officers and
sergeant, buzzed rOnnd their companies
10 see that the guns were loaded and the
men ready for action The color sergeant
lOo>ened the waterproof cover OF the
battle nag. a battery OF artillery flew past
on its way 20 the front following the re-
turning staff officer, and we soon heard
the familiar bang OF shells Perhaps il did
not amount 10 much, after alL and Sc
were soon swinging into route step
again. Capt Daniel Oakley in The Cen
furV
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s,ore. M united sunshine.

4 remarkable peculiarly Oi ihe NE
these modern days Is the discovery Of IN
nense cellars Of bottled sunshine. For,
speaking uuconvcnuonaliy, how can we
better describe our coal fields, From these
we obtain heat. light and force, hy fires,
Gas and steam engines, 10 a wonderful eX'
tent. AZ present We use this in a very
wastefui fashion Aud as a rule we DO not
get per cent Of the energy stored M the
coal we use Az recent trial OF steam
engines one was able TO use II per cent of
the energy stored in the coal il burned.
and that was thought remarkable result
The great problem evermorc is, at which
shop eau we get oar sunshine most cheap.
bs Direct solar. power can only be had
very occasionally. and the cost OF ooltlne
j. high Water power can only be had al
certain places, and hence often leads io
expenses which prevent il being economi-
cal. Similar is it with wind power Horse
power is dear; the growth Of the food OF
the animal. his stable and attendants rnn
into money At present coal power Is the
cheapest Electric machinery Is not a
source: is is only a Medium. moi bottle.
but "A glass. from which energy Is con
sumed. IL needs power 10 produce al
electric current H. value IN the convey
ance OF energy is very great 50 that IA
time il may prove q cheap way Of getting
sunshine to work christian at WORK
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-28
crl,ue keens rnce Win sclence.

Crime keeps pace with science ana no
sooner Is an improvement IN the arts or
mechanics announced than the crooked
element instantly adopts H. Take the
simple case OF the typewriteri u is an m
nocent looking instrument yet 1t is me
means of battling the police and other IN
ve.tigators. Handwriting formerly WAS
a treat aid 80 detectives in tracing up cor
respondents. and blackmailers and others
using threatening letters appreciate ihat
~ well a. any c0e. They would write
backhanded. or try To disguise their CHR
ography. The writing experts however,
penetrated the disguise by following the
individual peculiarities that can never be
covered mp in the characters Now, how
ever. writers Of anonymous letters use
the typewriter and If YOU are curious 10
know the authority You will not be salts
fed, for there is very little satisfaction for
any one who tries 10 trace uP the author
az such a document IL is even more diff
icult than finding the printer of circu-
| lar. for where there is one printing shop
there are hundred typewriters. -Glooe-
Democrat
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III. Mas A Krirht Girl.

\ young Lady and her escort, both wei
known in social circles, boarded street
car the other day. which was well filed
with passengers. soon the conductor
came along and the young gentleman
thrust his hand IN one pocket aud then
in another. He fumbled in his vest
pockets aud then dove again into the
depths of his trousers, while his perturoed
features gave evidence TO tine Interested
spectators that he realized the emharrass-
ment Of the situation. lie was about to
make an explanation, when The lady WIN
the utmost nonchalanee was heard 10 say
''lIow stupid of me ! declare When
YOU passed me yeur purse in the postoillce
while you stamped your letter ] forgot to
return il.
She drew out her pnrse with bewitch-
ing smile. Her escort took il, paid The
conductor and put IL in his pocket much
relieved at the MARROW escape. No one
but a woman would have had the tact
Of avoiding an embarrassing predicameni
In this neat manner Minneapolis In
. bups.
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Wrench I'm a printing Pres.

\ periecting press such a. most leading
newspapers are printed on, is an expensive
and intricate piece of machinery. The
cost runs mp among ihe thousands Of dol
lars and il consists of many delicate parts
nicely adjusted At the same time il
eNerts tremendous mechanical force
when in operation. and is not thing 10 he
trihed with Imagine the sensations Of a
leading publisher one day this week, when
me- law an iron wrench go crashing
through his press, following the path de
signed for single thickness OF paper. II
was the fault OF q careless pressman, who
had started the machine without remoy-
ing the wrench, which he had been using
In am instant. SO rapid is the motion OF
these presses, cylinders were broken.
wheels twisted ont Of shape, thousands Of
dollars OF damage done, and, most aggra
waiting Of all, the wrench came out unin
inred. New York Commercial Adyer
fiSpr
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-28
r.ss.. rieid and the RedbpEs.

rrccne Field was here not long ago
under an assignment TO describe the
Omaha saloon property OF ex-Presideht
Uaves. and | had the pleasure OF dining
scith him al one OF our first class hoieis-
After dinner we went up to MS roo'i'
When he opened the door for me 10 20 u
saw prohahly the most remarkable apart
meut il has ever been my loi 10 WHITES.
The walls had been white originally l
suppose but as | glanced at them lhey
seemed % have been Transformed mo q
dirty yellow The sheets OF The Ded were
turued down, and they exhibited the
same discoIorafiOn. The windows mao
spots Of yellow on them. and the wash
stand and dressing case were similarly
blotched. turned to Field wonderlngly.
He was looking very sober, even sad
had some trouble with the bugs last
might. 80 he explained pathetically, and /
didn't sleep very we'll A. soon as Il was
light | went down 10 the drug store and
bought four pounds Of insect powder '
And he had used it all, and with com
mendable thor0nghness
We sat in the yellow room and chailed
q few minutes. and then Field rose and
rang the bell 4 girl appeared, ana ne
asked her 10 send mp the housekeeper. As
that large, venerable and matronly person
opened the door she saw Field m the cen
Ter of the room assuming "a tragicm atti-
fude. and rendered most iiendishly ridicu-
lous by the waving plumcs OF large
feather buster which he had found on the
dressing case, and the handle OF which ne
had stuck between his collar and the back
Of his neck. II was tableau a. funny as
could he improvised. Il was broken pres
emily by Field announcing himself IN
blood curllng tone 20 the housekeeper
~ "Spai. the Bedbug King. Then he
pucked her mysteriously 10y the sleeve,
and led her over 10 the dressing case lie
opened the top drawer Of that article Of
furniture. and there. disposed in regular
line were fourteen bedbugs lying IN all
the silent pathos of death on as many
small fragments Of newspaper ! shall
never forget the expression of fear. aston
ishment aud shame with which that
housekeeper turned and ran ont of The
room Omaha World.
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IadIe,' Conversafion ON a Street Car

why. how do YOU do, Mrs Brown
Really, This is the first time | have seen
you since you had your teeth put In.
How Je0Vtifnl they are, and how well you
look they are so te-lile. Pray, where
did you get them am compelled TO
have mine drawn and new ones inserted.
But oh how dread IT,
MY dear Mrs. Smith, you need not
fear. for Dr. r. Coldn JoiDsoH. 'rho Is
noir ut No. 32j Vast Cay street near Bel.
viderei, extracted mine by an improved
method. which is solely his own, without
the least pain lie charged me 80 cents
apiece and he only charged me - for
this set, and perfect satisfaction they have
given. / would not be without them for
any price His filings are perfection
itself, and simply beautiful, for 81 Go
to see him, and tell him sent you, Good
bye; must get of here.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-28
4 MINI lnnIlenrn lnn.

The American Yachting club Oilers a cup,
10 be contended for boy all The steam yacht.
OF the world, which is "a marvel Of ant and
beauiy. II is of silver, g feet q inches high,
aud weighing 1000 ounces. tine designs are
partly classical and partly modern and origi-
nal, but oh represent spFed, steam and VIC
tory upon the SEA. 40 the ha~e are Pluto
and NEPTUNE aS types of fire and water. with
claspcd hands they unite i'm producing steam.
which Is figured as rising enacetui coils up
fine side of the cup Around the center,
etched on beautifully polished band, are
various type, of steam yachts in the attitude
of racing. and below them is border of
shields, each with full and smooth central
face. ON which are 10 DE engraved in success
sion the points IA the races las which the cup
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-28
Crews Resignation.

WAsHINcToN, October 25.-A London
special to the STIR says the danger OF
Grevy's resignation is perceptibly in
creased to-day. Wilson has been repu-
disted both by the Chamber and
his own constituency in Tours, and
the Cabinet, which is attached "a
Grevy, has made matters worse by
taking his side, the president being
drawn into the struggle against his will
but be refuses to give way He is a very
strong family man Wilson has great
control over him, but unless the presiden'
,ial shield is Withdrawn Grevy will be-
come so seriously involved in Wilson
unpopulariiy that his dignity will compel
him TO resign.